It is certainly a case of the old being fused with the new, but will the Pope's partnership with Google be a match made in heaven?
That's a question Catholics are asking as organized religion continues to expand its reach onto the Internet.
The Vatican announced Saturday that its radio and television arms will be collaborating with the Internet search engine giant – which also owns video sharing site YouTube – to bring news of the pontiff, as well as video and text of his speeches to the World Wide Web.
The Roman-Catholic church provided scant details, but promised to release more information about the project on Friday at a media conference so big it has a title and a subtitle: "New Technologies, New Relationships: Promoting a Culture of Respect, Dialogue and Friendship."
So, we must wait a few more days before we get more details about this exciting project.
UPDATE January 23, 2009
Here's a link to the Vatican YouTube channel [Via MSNBC].
